Naive sister

The childlike sister's voice has the following distinct characteristics, which can bring people a unique auditory experience: Timbre: The timbre is clear and pure, like a clear mountain stream, without any impurities, revealing an untouched simplicity. This sense of purity makes the voice exceptionally clean and bright, just like the sun penetrating the morning fog, with a clear texture, making people seem to see the innocent face of the child as soon as they hear it. For example, in the Disney animation "Frozen", the voices of young Anna and Elsa when they spoke are typical clear and pure children's voices, full of childishness and fun. Pitch: The pitch is relatively high and flexible. When expressing curiosity, surprise and other emotions, the pitch will rise rapidly, like a cheerful and jumping deer, full of vitality. For example, when seeing a novelty toy, they will scream in surprise, "Wow! This is so fun!", and the voice suddenly rises, with uncontrollable excitement. And when being coquettish or expressing doubts, there will be gentle changes, with the ending sound slightly rising or elongated, such as "Brother, play with me~ OK?", making people unable to resist spoiling them. Rhythm and speech rate: The speaking rhythm is generally relatively brisk and the speech rate is slightly fast. This is because children have active thinking and are eager to share their thoughts and feelings, and the words often pop out like a barrage of bullets. For example, when telling an interesting experience, they might say quickly, "Today in kindergarten, we played Eagle Catches Chickens. I was the chick and ran very fast. The eagle couldn't catch me at all!", full of vitality and vigor. But when thinking about a problem or listening carefully, the speech rate will suddenly slow down and the rhythm becomes soothing, showing the naive and ignorant side of the child. Emotional expression: The emotions are sincere and direct, without any disguise. When happy, the laughter is hearty and clear, able to infect the people around to be happy together; when sad, the crying is also unrestrained, with grievance and helplessness. When angry, the tone will have a childish annoyance, but it doesn't make people feel annoying, but rather cute. For example, because a beloved toy was snatched away, they will pout and say in a crying tone, "You give my toy back to me. I'm angry!", with emotions expressed very purely.